Historicist: The Dawn of the Horseless Era
Frederick Barnard Fetherstonhaugh owned Toronto's first "motor carriage."
Frederick Barnard Fetherstonhaugh owned Toronto's first "motor carriage."
Rabble-rousing feminist and anarchist Emma Goldman died in Toronto in 1940.
Back in 1901, the holiday weekend was a washout.
Where Toronto's public transit vehicles go for rest or repairs.
Celebrating a suburban golden jubilee back in '72.
Moving Torontonians in red or silver trains since 1954.
That time Jimi Hendrix mistook heroin for Bromo Seltzer and got arrested in Toronto.
Forty-five years ago today, the Leafs won the Stanley Cup. Here's some of what's happened since.
That time Toronto police shut down professional matchmaker Nelle Brooke Stull.
Moving (and preserving) Torontonians over and under busy train tracks.
As Record Store Day approaches, a look at some of Toronto's past music merchants.
In honour of "America's Oldest Teenager," a look at his brief stint as a Toronto radio DJ...sort of.
How Toronto survived, and even enjoyed, the Northeast Blackout of 1965.
How Torontonians learned about the Titanic disaster a century ago.
What was happening here hundred of millions of years ago?
The double life of Arthur Irwin, baseball star and polygamist.